On 04/22/2010 10:50 AM, Gareth McCumskey wrote:
If you need to have different "content areas" in your main layout then
use slots. Thats what they were defined for;)
Hi Gareth,
i'm suspicious with your answer because i think you spent many time with
sf, could you give more details? i can'
Hi again,
I have a new way. This time the form is not processed by the component
but by the action, so no problem this time to use redirect(). What's
your opinion?
modules/miembros/actions/actions.class.php
|public function executeAux(sfWebRequest $request)
{
return $this->renderParti
On 04/23/2010 11:43 AM, Poltasi Risom wrote:
but when you failed to login action would show the form in the main
area
In my way, if the user fails logging, the form is showed in the main
area (miembros/aux). Or maybe i don't understand you..
Thanks Daniel your way works!
--
If you want
Yes, component template is as you described (is showing aside)
modules/miembros/templates/_signin.php
renderLabel() ?>
...
but when you failed to login action would show the form in the main
area
On Apr 22, 10:39 pm, Javier Garcia wrote:
> On Apr 22, 7:45 pm, Poltasi Risom wrot
Did you read what I wrote last? There is a slight error in this but
you *can* redirect in a component like so:
$this->getController()->getActionStack()->getLastEntry()-
>getActionInstance()->redirect($url);
It's rather long-winded but it is a valid way to do it,
cheers, Daniel
On Apr 22, 9:39 p
On Apr 22, 7:45 pm, Poltasi Risom wrote:
> modules/user/actions/components.class.php
> ...
> public function executeShowLoginForm(){
> $this->loginForm = new SigninForm();}
>
> modules/user/actions/actions.class.php
> ...
> public function executeSignin( sfWebRequest $request ){
> $this->for
sorry
if ( $this->form->isValid() ){
$this->redirect( '@home' );
}
is right condition to redirect
On Apr 22, 8:45 pm, Poltasi Risom wrote:
> Why, why do you need redirect from component to another page?
> User requests are directed to actions, not to the components
>
> for instance
> modu
Why, why do you need redirect from component to another page?
User requests are directed to actions, not to the components
for instance
modules/user/actions/components.class.php
...
public function executeShowLoginForm(){
$this->loginForm = new SigninForm();
}
modules/user/actions/actions.class.
This is rather complicated and just because I am not currently at my
Mac, I'll have to try from memory. :)
So, in your component you can get to the redirect method this way:
$this->getController()->getActionStack()->getLastEntry()->redirect();
I hope this is accurate — if it's not, you'll h
On Apr 21, 7:11 pm, gopi wrote:
> thx for the clarification. I just tried using form in a component and
> it works.
I did also that, but... how do you redirect to another page using
components
You know after the logging you have to redirect the user to the
"Profile" page for example..
Jav
If you need to have different "content areas" in your main layout then
use slots. Thats what they were defined for ;)
http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/07-Inside-the-View-Layer#chapter_07_sub_slots
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 7:16 PM, Poltasi Risom wrote:
> If you need to display search form o
If you need to display search form on one particular page init it in
the action. But if you want to have search form been shown through all
site - possibly component is a good way to init form. And include it
in the higher-level template (in the layout, for example).
This applies the login form als
hi Daniel,
thx for the clarification. I just tried using form in a component and
it works.
thx
gopi
On Apr 21, 9:48 pm, Daniel Lohse wrote:
> Why wouldn't it be possible to display symfony forms from components? That
> would be *i n s a n e*. A form is just an object you pass onto the view.
>
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